RT @wannabehawkeye@twitter.com

This puts the strategic issue on clinical academic attrition really well. Once the resource is gone, it's not going to be easy to rebuild.

#surgicalresearch @RCSnews@twitter.com @asgbi@twitter.com @ACPGBI@twitter.com https://twitter.com/mark_toshner/status/1619026111324917762

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/wannabehawkeye/status/1619263871264636929

Nice to log in and check recruitment databases today:

AFAR (cohort screening for AF following elective #colorectalcancer #surgery has finally hit 10% recruitment after a long covid induced hiatus. 72/720...

PRODIGI ( #PROM for gut recovery after surgery) now has 196/280 recruits in round 3.

All in all very positive day for #surgicalresearch.

About to give my talk on #sbo at the Danish Surgical Society meeting #dks2022. Has made me reappraise some of the evidence and my convictions on what we should be doing.

For one of the most common surgical emergencies, our evidence base remains abysmal.

There is a path to make things better, including stratification and personalisation or care, but this will take #collaboration and time.

#surgicalresearch #emgensurg

First post on the platform. Formerly tweeting as @wannabehawkeye.

Academic #Surgeon based in the UK. Practice in #colorectalsurgery and #EmergencySurgery

Researching perioperative cardiac outcomes, #PROM development, and benign #proctology.

In my spare time I run www.surgical-research.co.uk , a blog with resources for people starting out on their #surgicalresearch journey.